Cincinnati Beats New York in Poorly Played But Exciting NL tilt
In Cincinnati, Sept 25, a large crowd watched Cincinnati Top New York 6 to 5 after a see-saw game. Marquard started for New York, relieved by Wiltz after Cincinnati bashed in five in the fifth. Benton and Clarke keyed Cincinnati’s win as Marquard yielded early runs. Philadelphia defeated St Louis 8 to 2 behind Alexander’s pitching, with Lohert scoring on Huggins’s wild throw in the eighth.
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New York
Marquard
Marquard, Wiltz and Myers
Benton and Clarke
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Alexander
Lohert
Huggins
Phila
Carter
Stouis
Harmon
Zackert
Rifts
Philadelphia Beats Cleveland 5-3 in League Action
In yesterday's American League affair Philadelphia topped Cleveland 5-3 as Rentay piloted Philadelphia to victory after a tense late innings. Derriey and Baker made sharp one handed catches off line drives, staving off more Cleveland scoring and preserving the lead. Baskerre and O'Neil did well for Cleveland, while Martin and Lapp starred for Philadelphia. No other games were scheduled.
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Cleveland
Rentay
Piladelphia
Laskette
Derriey
Baker
Athletics
Phila
Baskerre
O'Neil
Martin
Lapp
Real Estate Men Clash in Annual City Baseball Game
Real estate dealers from both river banks clash over baseball supremacy as they prepare for a charity match at Red Cedar park next Wednesday afternoon. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds to charity. trophies stand on the east bank but may move after the game to the west.
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Red Cedar Park
the Cedar
Milan Arch
Kind Words for Old John Gonding at Omaha Bee
A note from the Omaha Bee praising Jawo Gonding manager and player qualities. It mentions his transition from catcher and all-around center to a blossomed Tanager while at Rock Island, highlighting his maturation and contributions this season.
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John
Omaha Bee
Jawo Gonding
British golf champion Hilton defeats American hope Travers in tight finish
Harold H Hilton, British amateur golf champion, defeats Jerome D Travers 2 up with 2 to play at the Apawamis Club Rye N Y. The match drew four thousand spectators as Hilton and Travers staged a monumental, stubborn duel in one of golf’s memorable exhibitions.
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Harold H. Hilton
Wateur
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Jerome D. Bravers
Hilton
Travers
Apawamislub Onks
Rye
Uost
Jawn Eyes Late Surge To Lift Slated Team
The article notes Jawn led a squad that started poorly and trailed the seven rivals. By season end the team improved its pace, finishing last but not by a wide margin. A potential deal with President Mike Sexton for next year could prevent another cellar finish.
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Jawn
Mike Sexton
Umpire Evans Involved In Cleveland Brawl After Game
Cleveland scene turns chaotic as Umpire William Evans assaults a man after a foul call and a dispute over an insult following a Cleveland versus Philadelphia baseball game. A crowd of about 2000 surrounds the field, delaying players and rescuers carry a woman to safety.
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William Evans
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Evans
Butcher
Baseball Averages Highlight 300 Hitters Across Leagues
The season features 32 American leaguers hitting over .300 led by Cobb above .400 and Jackson of Cleveland second. Other 300 hitters include Lajoie Easterly Birmingham Crawford Delehanty Gainor Mullin Henrikson Speaker Hooper Lewis Collins Baker Murphy Lapp McInnis Coombs Oldring Lord Cross Chase Lange Lord McIntyre Block Walker Schaefer Lelivelt Milan Laporte. Giants promise speed in fall World Series. 20 hitters over .300 in the National, with Jackson of Boston atop the old league. Giants lead in steals and runs, while Athletics hope for power with several top hitters, and Pitcher Marquard draws attention for his first-year exposure. From Wentworth Military, Postello suffers a broken collarbone in Missouri valley practice. Bescher Devore Murray pace base stealing. Huggins Sheckard Doyle lead in runs.
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Cleveland
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Easterly
Birmingham
Crawford
Delehanty
Gainor
Mullin
Detroit
Henrikson
Speaker
Hooper
Lewis
Boston
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Baker
Murphy
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Coombs
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Lord
Athletics
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New York
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McIntyre
Block
Chicago
Walker
Schaefer
Lelivelt
Milan
Washington
Laporte
St. Louis
Giants
Shady Grove Weather and Social Notes Fill Local Page
Shady Grove reports a Sunday wind storm caused tree damage in the area. Local visits include Mr. Harris of Jesup to Mrs. Gunnell and Mrs. Henry Bunnell of Waterloo with Mrs. Joseph Gunnell hosting. Ads note Foley's Kidney Remedy from J. K. Joder & Son as a tonic for elderly users.
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Harris
Jesup
Henry Bunnell
Waterloo
Joseph Gunnell
Gifford
Ocea Hilton
Will Freyling
Sheffield
Frank Luloff
Waverly
Leo Ham
Hazel Messingham
J. G. Kenner
Fred Williams
Cedar Rapids
Fred Schutte
Helen Lamb
Charles City
Econvent
W.C. Kenney
Lincoln
Neb
Will Hilton
F. J. Schutte
John Schrible
Geo. Asher
Belle Plaine
Pell Douglas
J. K. Joder & Son
Tyrus Cobb Dominates Batting and Steals Across Leagues
Tyrus Cobb leads in batting average at .416 with Cobb topping scoring lists at 138 runs. Cleveland’s Jackson sits second in average and runs, while Lajoie and Callahan post notable stolen base totals for their teams. Washington’s Milan shows strong baserunning, and Detroit’s Bush follows in RBI and speed categories amid a fragmented summary of league leaders.
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Jackson
Cleveland
Lajoie
Sild
Callahan
Chicago
Milan
Washington
Uhard
Cobb
Bush
Ring
Tyrus Cobb
the American
Results Yesterday Across Leagues and Cities
Results show multiple baseball scores from yesterday across National League American League and minor leagues. Cincinnati 6, New York 5. St Louis 2 Philadelphia 2. Cleveland 5 Cleveland 3. Milwaukee rain. St Paul 8 5 Indianapolis 2 38. Minneapolis 6 Toledo 1. Denver 7 Des Moines 6. Omaha 2 Lincoln 0 7.
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Dreaver
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Pushto
Des
Unclear Scoreboard Snippet From Regional Games
Fragmentary report lists multiple college and city matchups with uneven scores. Entries include Minneapolis Des Moines and Omaha to Topeka results, but many lines are garbled or truncated. Names, dates, and clear outcomes are insufficient to determine a single event.
First Football Game Played By Waterloo West High
Waterloo West High lost 12 to 0 to an eleven from the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company factory at Red Cedar Park on Saturday. The Engine eleven lineup included Center Smith Snyder Fuller Baker McDonald Hostetter T. Messinger Armstrong G Mesinger Wrightman Bartholomew and more. West high' s Shirey Sproul Milo Miller Greeley Cotter Herach Campbell Bockey Frehsa Althouse Taylor Walker Curtiss Davie Whittle Max Miller.
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Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Red Cedar Park
Engine Factory
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Fuller
Baker
McDonald
Hostetter
T. Messinger
Armstrong
G. Messinger
Wrightman
Bartholomew
Sugar Deal Largest in Louisiana History
In New Orleans on September 25 a deal worth about 23 million dollars was reported, with roughly 1.5 million bags of sugar, over half of the state's average crop, sold by Charles Godschaux and other Louisiana planters to the American Sugar Refining Co after a stay in New York.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
American Sugar Refining Company
Charles Godschaux
New York
Real estate transfers in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Real estate transfers listed by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. include Peter P. Roy transferring part of lot 13 in Goerman and Browns R R addition Cedar Falls for 250 dollars to Peter J. Roy and Jacob L. Riehl transferring lot 2 block 1 in Riehl's addition Waterloo for 315 dollars to Georgia A. Hunt ley. Also a testimonial from Mrs. M J Basford Poolsville Md praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Peter P. Roy
Peter J. Roy
Goerman & Brown
R. R
Cedar Falls
Jacob L. .Riehl
Georgia A. Huntley
Riehl
Waterloo
Chamberlain
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Poolsville
Ease Ny All Deaters
Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets trial offer ends today
Last day to obtain a free trial box of Miller's Dyspepsia Tablets from the drug store. The ad promises rapid relief from indigestion with a candy like tablet that melts in the stomach and soothes inflamed tissues. It claims digestion improves, appetite returns, and sleep improves after a few days.
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Fence
Saturday Games Highlight Major League Showdowns
Baseball results from Saturday feature Pittsburgh beating Brooklyn 5 to 4, Chicago defeating Boston 14 to 4, Cincinnati over New York 6 to 2, St Louis defeating Philadelphia 8 to 2, Washington routing Cleveland 6 to 1, Boston trouncing St Louis 14 to 2, Philadelphia overwhelming Detroit 14 to 3, New York defeating Chicago 4 to ?, St Paul topping Indianapolis 1, Milwaukee beating Columbus 6 to 1, and Kansas City defeating Kansas City 13 to 1.
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Toledo
Louisvilla
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